don t try to, it s bigger than both of us. people just needed to escape and go watch a talking horse. come on, mom, cut it out. not until you call the police. my mother the car with this guy s car was haunted. i don t know why his mother was haunting a car. is that about a car? and it s a mother? [ laughs ] what the hell? the flying nun was probably the silliest show ever made. i suppose that s true in a way. i wanted to be a nun when i grew up. hey, i think i m getting the hang of this. well, i knew i couldn t be a flying nun. [ laughs ] and i knew i couldn t be a nun, either. [ laughs ] in the 1960s, most successful sitcoms were just fun, and over-the-top, and silly. you laugh because someone else is falling on the banana peel, and that is the essence of escapism. that s why there s something really deeply appealing in this
Future, is really an enormous aspect of it. jill, i want your thoughts on everything, top to bottom, but i had to speak with you specifically about the former president making a comparison to watergate. i want to read it one more time for our viewers. but is the difference between this and watergate, where operatives broke into the democratic national committee? here, in reverse, democrats broke into the home of the 45th president of the united states. there is a viewer on twitter who thought i was making that argument, i would like to clarify that was donald trump, the former president. i don t even know what to say, jill? well, i heard, it i laughed uproariously, because that is one of the funniest and silliest, and saddest commentaries that i ve ever heard from the former president, and he s made plenty of them. of course, the difference is, this was conducted after a judge determined that there was probable cause to enter the
Mask mandates, pete saying they are harming our nation s kids but she gives a personal example. watch this. my daughter is a senior at high school. she looks over and says hi miss so and so. oh my god, hi, i didn t recognize you. i have never seen your face before. she has been in that class for 3 1/2 months. this is dehumanizing, demoraleizing and these teachers should see a human face. harris: i saw that on facebook and i wanted to show it to you. it made me cry. it gives me chills to hear that because we talk about our youngest and yes our youngest it s the silliest we wrap our youngest in a cloth mask we
tucker carlson: but they are the ones who feel virtuous by doing all of this stuff and damn the consequences. i see a pattern or recurring theme here. i m grateful for the clarity you provided. brian dean wright, i hope you ll come back. thank you. you bet. tucker carlson: so, speaking of the people who are pushing for this with no regard to the consequences, one of them is called julia iofi. she s one of the silliest, least informed people in american media but that doesn t prevention her from becoming an authority on twitter. it s a low bar. she spends most of her time demanding that you send your children to war with russia and attacking anyone who doesn t want to do that as a stooge for putin. she believes passionately in ukrainian nationalism. that would be fine, except she doesn t believe in american nationalism, which is weird, since she lives here. she thinks american nationalism is immoral. she told us that directly in
Silly, dangerous and weird, but this is silliest of all all of them. negative 48, the name, comes from a post from q, qanon, he used to very freakerantly things were going to happen in 48 hours. nothing ever came true in those spaces, but that s where it came to. the movement generally doesn t like these people. they think they are ridiculous. a lot of these people don t believe in ghosts or reanimation all these sort of sci-fi parts of the movement. these people are way into it. they re waiting around for michael jackson to come back. it is entirely a way to never deal with loss and to never deal with the reality that is facing them. i would ask what happens next, but it sounds like we just don t know, right? if they re waiting for listen, you say like ghosts, energy fields, like something, you know, of jfk, jr. or michael jackson to appear. that s not going to happen.
Withholding evidence in a criminal trial, intimidating jurors these things not just threaten, threaten justice which is the best thing we have in this country. what is interesting is who has no problem at all with any of this. and we can t help but notice that the very same people who love pointless foreign wars and devastating drone attacks on civilian populations think that kyle rittenhouse should rot in prison. now, watch this guest on cnn. one of the silliest, dumbest people in public life, explain that actually rittenhouse s attempts to save his own life at a biden rally filled with violent criminals was quote political violence. i think we are in a fighting situation, don, i think what wea are seeing is growing political violence, you have kyle rittenhouse on trial right now for taking the law in his own hands and shooting several people. remember you had mass shootings during the trump presidency at walmart in el paso and synagogue in pittsburgh. a you had the storming of the
Over again, my heart breaks for you and i appreciate you sharing your story with us today and your mission. can you tell me a little bit about greyson? gosh, he was just the cutest, silliest, funniest, and smartest four-year-old that i have ever known in my life. everyone that knew him just loved his infectious laugh, and he was everyone s best friend in school and camp. and he just had the best personality that just made him shine. how did you find out about his death, alison? well, he wasn t in school for two days, and i basically was searching for him, and i tried to get wellness checks done, because he wasn t in school, and his father wasn t answering his phone, and i knew something was
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in the early and mid 60s there is so much turmoil with the civil rights movement, in terms of vietnam. there is a real crisis of identity. and there is a pattern in american entertainment of when things get really serious, we got to get silly. i just don t understand it. don t try to. it s bigger than both of us. [ laughter ] people just needed to escape and go watch a talking horse. come on, mom. cut it out. not until you call the police. my mother the car, the car was haunted. i don t know why his mother was haunting a car. bility it s about a car and a mother. the flying nun was probably the silliest show ever made. i wanted to be a nun when i grew up. hey, i think i m getting the hang of this.
communist rulers of east berlin reinforce their barricades. in the early and mid 60s there is so much turmoil in terms of the civil rights movement, in terms of vietnam. there s a real crisis of identity. and there is a pattern in american entertainment of when things get really serious, we got to get silly. i just don t understand it. don t try to. it s bigger than both of us. people just needed to escape and go watch a talking horse. come on, cut it out. not until you call the police. my mother the car, this car was haunted. is that about a car? it s a mother? the flying nun was probably the silliest show ever made. i think that s true in a way.